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  • Hey there, @dt4ils ??

    As it turns out, that’s not currently baked in to HappyForms. It’s on our radar and will be released in future. We just don’t have a specific time frame in our minds for it yet.

    For now, you can use Style step in form builder to get as close as possible to your styles. Then, adjust the remaining bits by overridding them using CSS.

    Hope this helps! ??

    Thread Starter Rodrigo D’Agostino

    (@dt4ils)

    Well, not really, because I would like to avoid loading an unnecessary style-sheet, so I’ll be looking forward to that update. Once it comes out, we’ll be able to consider this solved ??

    Hey @dt4ils ??

    Just to follow-up on this, we pushed a new filter you can use in your child theme to disable enqueueing HappyForms styles. Here goes…

    add_filter( 'happyforms_enqueue_style', 'render_happyforms_styles', 10 );
    
    function render_happyforms_styles() {
    	return false;
    }

    Hope this helps! ??

    Thread Starter Rodrigo D’Agostino

    (@dt4ils)

    That did the trick! In the meantime this will do, but it would be great to have this as a real feature. One thing to note is that select menus brake when using this method.

    Thank you! ??

    Thread Starter Rodrigo D’Agostino

    (@dt4ils)

    It seems the 1.7.3 update broke the filter you provided for me. It’s not working anymore ??

    Thread Starter Rodrigo D’Agostino

    (@dt4ils)

    Update 1.7.4 fixed it and now the same filter is working properly ??

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